DocumentCode
1453779
Title
Performance of the 35 kV/90 MVA SFCL in Live-Grid Fault Current Limiting Tests
Author
Xin, Y. ; Hong, H. ; Wang, J.Z. ; Gong, W.Z. ; Zhang, J.Y. ; Ren, A.L. ; Zi, M.R. ; Xiong, Z.Q. ; Si, D.J. ; Ye, F.
Author_Institution
Innopower Supercond. Cable Co., Ltd., Beijing, China
Volume
21
Issue
3
fYear
2011
fDate
6/1/2011 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
1294
Lastpage
1297
Abstract
A 35 kV/90 MVA saturated iron-core type superconducting FCL was developed and installed in a transmission network at Puji substation of China Southern Power Grid in 2007. To verify its capacity in fault current limiting, compliance with utility requirement, and fail-safe, current limiting tests were conducted in live-grid under artificially imposed short-circuit conditions on July 20, 2009. Five tests were carried out either under different grid conditions or with different objectives. The testing results indicate that the FCL has a reliable current limiting capability and its performance is in good agreement with the design expectations. The results also show that the device satisfies the requirements of grid routine protective procedures. In this paper, we report some details of these tests and the resultant data.
Keywords
power grids; power transmission protection; substation protection; superconducting fault current limiters; AD 2009 07 20; China Southern Power Grid; Puji substation; apparent power 90 MVA; artificially imposed short-circuit conditions; fail-safe current limiting tests; grid conditions; grid routine protective procedures; live-grid fault current limiting tests; saturated iron-core type superconducting FCL; transmission network; utility requirement; voltage 35 kV; Circuit faults; Coils; Fault currents; Iron; Limiting; Magnetic cores; Magnetization; Fault current limiting; power transmission superconductivity; short-circuit; superconducting devices;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Applied Superconductivity, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1051-8223
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TASC.2011.2105452
Filename
5715904
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